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Wear block for the baler, didnt have anything the correct size so a bit of woodworkery later that's thinned down
and glued to another piece to get me the correct thickness
A bit of shaping get me something pretty close
Just got to fit it back on and go test the baler, oh thats not good
and glued to another piece to get me the correct thickness
A bit of shaping get me something pretty close
Just got to fit it back on and go test the baler, oh thats not good
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I didn't make a machine did
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What's their purpose?
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i own a mitre saw but i find the stands are kinda dumb and stupid and tend to be bulky anyway
searching on the net i found a different solution, ladders most joiners have them in different forms
also you can fit wheels to ladders so if you dont want to undo the mitre saw just wheel it like a stand the rest of the bits are easily stored within a van with less room taken up than a mitre saw stand
searching on the net i found a different solution, ladders most joiners have them in different forms
also you can fit wheels to ladders so if you dont want to undo the mitre saw just wheel it like a stand the rest of the bits are easily stored within a van with less room taken up than a mitre saw stand
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i tried everything to build a simple one or even a bought one
but they all tend to be ackward the wheels are so close together on the stands they can tip over for fun as they are kinda top heavy more so on a building site wheeling inside of the shell of the property
i even looked at extending with wings but everything points to ackward storage on vans but you still need a mitre saw stand stand
as goes for ladders i have a few types normal and 6ft plus normal step ladders but they slide lock so even they can be extended
i have the heavy duty of this type so i can use a smaller ladder
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whilst also using big ladders for the long lengths
all the things in that video is what i have and carry at best of times but the smaller step ladders can be inplace of the big ladders ( heavy duty )
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its alot better than paying 50.00 for a mitre saw stand
if you want a wheeled version its double or even tripple the price for a mitre saw stand
if you want to be a mr smarty pants you could stick on some tape measures either side of the chop saw lidl has them in often
watch this for stop block info ( multi cuts ) and back fence reference as the ladder system allows us to use them when needed for cornice work or moldings
if you want a wheeled version its double or even tripple the price for a mitre saw stand
if you want to be a mr smarty pants you could stick on some tape measures either side of the chop saw lidl has them in often
watch this for stop block info ( multi cuts ) and back fence reference as the ladder system allows us to use them when needed for cornice work or moldings
I too have got a load of those shelving supports/legs ready for such jobsWell with time to kill on a damp Saturday and plenty of other stuff to be getting on with its time to start another job!
Rummaged through the bits store and a little trolley is made
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velWell with time to kill on a damp Saturday and plenty of other stuff to be getting on with its time to start another job!
Rummaged through the bits store and a little trolley is made
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Idea from @gaz1 completed
With the little trolley making it easier when you have long lengths
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Why chop a level up?Well with time to kill on a damp Saturday and plenty of other stuff to be getting on with its time to start another job!
Rummaged through the bits store and a little trolley is made
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Idea from @gaz1 completed
With the little trolley making it easier when you have long lengths
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To demonstrate the amazing accuracy achieved by squinting one eye and using basic hand tools to fabricate something from tatIs the le
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Why chop a level up?
